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Intown Family Therapy

Intown Family Therapy provides counseling to children, teens, adults, and families. We can support you through whatever life brings.

At Intown Family Therapy, we offer comprehensive support for individuals of all ages and families alike. Whether you're an adult navigating life's complexities, a teen facing the challenges of adolescence, a child struggling with emotional hurdles, or a family in need of guidance, we're here for you. Our compassionate team specializes in addressing a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, developmental and learning disabilities, and more. Let us walk alongside you on your journey towards healing and resilience.

09/05/2025

Mornings don’t have to feel like a mad dash out the door. A few small shifts, like a filling breakfast, a quick connection, and a calm moment, can set the tone for the whole day. ✨

What’s one thing that helps your mornings go smoother?

08/08/2025

New school routines can be exciting… and stressful.
From meeting new teachers to finding their seat in the lunchroom, these changes can bring big feelings for school-aged kids.

Therapy can help kids navigate new routines and classrooms by:
✨ Giving them a safe space to talk through worries
✨ Teaching coping skills for big emotions
✨ Building confidence in social and academic settings

When kids feel supported during transitions, they’re better able to adjust, make friends, and focus on learning.

📍 Serving families in Atlanta, GA.

08/02/2025

Therapeutic role-playing groups at Intown aren’t just creative—they’re clinically grounded.

Meet Elia Lintz, LPC, RPT—our licensed therapist and registered play therapist who also happens to be an incredible Game Master.

With a deep understanding of child development and emotional growth, Elia designs each campaign to meet kids where they are, helping them build confidence, communication skills, and emotional awareness along the way.

Want to learn more about how role-playing can support your child’s growth? Head to the link in bio.

08/01/2025

Therapy doesn't always look like sitting on a couch. Sometimes it looks like casting spells, creating characters, and rolling for initiative.

Our Roll for Growth group uses tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons to help kids and teens build real-life social and emotional skills in a fun, low-pressure setting.

Led by a licensed therapist and play therapist, each game is carefully designed to support growth, connection, and self-discovery.

✨ Now enrolling for Fall 2025

Tap the link in our bio to learn more.

07/31/2025

Why is therapeutic role-playing so powerful?

Because it allows kids to practice real-world skills—like empathy, communication, and frustration tolerance—in a safe, supported space.

In Roll for Growth, they can try out new ways of being, explore their strengths, and discover that their voice matters.
No grades. No pressure. Just connection, curiosity, and healing through play.

07/27/2025

In our Roll for Growth group, kids and teens step into new characters and new possibilities—through therapeutic role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons.

Led by a licensed therapist and registered play therapist, these sessions help participants:
• Practice communication and teamwork
• Build empathy and confidence
• Navigate real-world challenges in a creative, supported setting

Therapy doesn’t have to feel clinical to be powerful. Sometimes, it looks like an adventure.

07/25/2025

Play therapy may look like fun—and it is—but it’s also deeply therapeutic.

It helps kids who are struggling with anxiety, behavioral challenges, social difficulties, or emotional regulation. By playing out feelings and situations, kids gain tools to process, problem-solve, and grow.

Want to know if play therapy is right for your child? We’re here to help.

07/23/2025

Play therapy gives kids a safe, supportive space to work through emotions, build self-awareness, and strengthen communication.

While adults may talk through problems, kids naturally express themselves through play. In a play therapy session, trained therapists use toys, games, and imagination to help children feel understood and empowered—on their terms, in their language.

07/17/2025

Fall registration is now open for Roll for Growth! 🎲

This one-of-a-kind therapy group uses the power of role-playing games (like Dungeons & Dragons) to help kids and teens strengthen social skills, build confidence, and connect with others in a fun, creative environment.

Led by licensed therapist and therapeutic Game Master Elia Lintz, LPC, RPT, each group is intentionally designed to support emotional growth through collaborative storytelling, character development, and gameplay.

📅 Fall 2025 groups begin late August
👥 Small group format (max 5 participants)
🧠 Perfect for kids and teens who struggle with anxiety, peer connection, self-esteem, or emotional regulation

✨ Curious if it’s a good fit? Visit the link in bio or scan the flyer’s QR code to learn more and begin registration.

07/16/2025

The transition into a new school year brings up a lot for kids.

They might be excited to see friends and still nervous about new routines, teachers, or expectations.

These emotions don’t always come out in words—they might show up as clinginess, irritability, or withdrawal.
It’s normal, and it’s worth paying attention to.

Creating space for your child to talk, play, or rest can help ease the transition.

And if they need extra support this season, therapy can help them feel more grounded and confident.

07/11/2025

A meltdown, refusal, or sudden outburst isn’t just “bad behavior”—it’s your child’s way of expressing feelings they can’t yet put into words.

Instead of reacting to the behavior alone, try to see what’s underneath: overwhelm, frustration, anxiety, or a need for connection.

Therapy can help children develop the tools to express themselves and help parents understand the messages behind the behavior.

You’re not alone in this journey.

07/10/2025

Supporting your child’s emotional health doesn’t have to be complicated.

By slowing the pace, naming feelings, and keeping routines steady, you create a safe space for your child to
understand and manage their emotions.

These small habits build a strong foundation for emotional resilience—starting right at home.

Need extra support? We’re here to help.

Address

464 Cherokee Avenue SE, Ste 202
Atlanta, GA
30312

Telephone

+16783797019

Website

http://www.intownfamilytherapy.com/

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